His TH-cam channel has free finance courses, people will charge you thousands of dollars for 10% of what he is giving free on TH-cam. True legend. I learnt a lot about corporate finance from him.
Patrick Boyle has a complete university-level course about "Applied Portfolio Management" on his channel for free. He does teach on advanced finance topics at university. He did run a successful hedge fund which made profit year after year and start to finish, which is rare. He closed it down knowing that his strategies can only work in a certain volume range, and continues running his strategies with his own money. He won numerous awards. Coffezilla is an excellent youtuber and content producer in the financial area, Boyle is a beast when it comes to credentials in the financial industry.
@@ThePlainBagel Damodaran, Plain Bagel, Patrick Boyle and Sven Carlin are the best finance channels on TH-cam. But only Benjamin teaches you how to leverage like Bill Hwang!
Huge respect to Professor Damodaran for giving us the experience of learning from the best for free..He's doing an amazing work for people like me who want to make it big in the world of finance
In 2012 I worked for a software company selling business valuation software for accountants. I didn't know anything about business valuation. In searching the internet I found Dr. Damordaran's MBA valuation classes. Over the next 3 months at night and on weekends I basically took the entire class for free. It was amazing. I was helping our programmers find bugs and issues in the software and I knew more than the people that were using the software yo help actual clients. He's a great teacher and it's awesome what he's contributed to learning through his free online content. You can get 50k of learning for free.
@@juljk8397 Even if he's wrong about Crypto/BTC (and I actually disagree with about half of his thoughts on Crypto/BTC), he's an incredibly smart man with a lot of knowledge and experience in the world of investing. It pays to listen to him and learn from him even if you may not agree with everything he says. I believe in forming your own opinion in life but doing so under the guidance of smart people that are experts in their field. I am a crypto made millionaire and a large proponent of the space and yet I can confidently say that Dr. Aswath is one of the main teachers that have shaped my thoughts and opinions on investing and helped lead me towards success.
As to Universities: I've never heard of a school that was upset about a professor providing public education in their field. If MOOCs have taught us anything it is that though knowledge may be free, grading and one-on-one experiences cost money.
Damnnnn Richard, you're moving on up if you're securing some high profile guests like Prof. Damodaran on your podcast/TH-cam videos! Congrats on the amazing opportunity and thank you for sharing. This was a great discussion!
Prof. Damodaran's classes were my first introduction to finance! One of the best finance channels on TH-cam hosting one of the best finance professors in the world 😊
Could not believe this interview! Well done getting the mr. Myagi, the yoda, the absolute master from where all of ou financial models are based on. I bow to both of you MVPs
Haven't watched it yet, but I'm already in for the video. You've got the legendary person on the interview Prof Damodaran's was my first book in Corp finances about 10 years ago and my deepest respect to this man. Looking forward for content here. PS: I'm a software dev guy, but when I was working for wall st - I believed in knowing more about the domain.
This is not a troll/bot comment. Damodaran’s tips for evaluating a stock and “telling a story,” about it opened my eyes to better analysis. There is no free money glitch, but akin to understanding the math of poker, it gives you a higher level of information to work with than you had prior.
"Created by the paranoid for the paranoid". That's such a great way to summarize the beliefs behind bitcoin, and speaks so well to the problems of adoption.
I like having a paranoia allocation in a portfolio. Without it, you can't really claim to have diversification. As an internationalist, I value having the ability to move my personally owned value anywhere in the world. I can't do that with my TFSA or RRSP if the government of Canada becomes hostile in any way. Bitcoin isn't an investment, like a cash flowing business. It's just a bearer asset that is digital.
What is paranoid and what is being aware and diligent wrt a legitimate risk is always going to be subjective. And after such a risk materializes (or not) everyone suddenly will treat it as if whatever the outcome was was a given a priori. It is possible to value Bitcoin. Not by cash flow, and not very exact because there are so many large unknowns that will heavily impact thar but it's highly likely to be undervalued by several orders of magnitude. At the same time it's more heavily undervalued relative to the "other cryptos" (very few of them are cryptocurrencies and 99.99% are just outright scam but I have to summarize it somehow) than it is relative to fiat currencies. So people buying/owning eg Ethereum over Bitcoin is much more insane to me then people choosing not to buy/own either. At least the latter is a logically consistent take.
This guy is great, he said exactly the sentence I have said many times but seen nobody else say: "All crypto in the world was at the peak valued the same as the biggest company in the world", really not that much in the grand scheme of things.
So I think you have to choose: staying out of the game while it's still early, take your slice (let's say 5% of your whole portfolio) now at very low price, or waiting when it will be too late and see another train running 200 mph speed when you could take it when it was at the station with the doors opened?
I love Damodaran. his classes are amazing, and I aced my job interview cause all the things I learned in his class. I will be forever grateful for his generosity
I really liked what he had to say about crypto, especially bringing back to mind that it was originally sold as a new form of currency, but it's severely lacking in reliability and stability, too much so to be used effectively as a currency. Then pointing out that the real reason people buy it, is because they think they can sell it later for a profit. That was great to hear him put into words.
We are in the era where you can get MBA level courses for free online from anywhere in the world from professors like Dr Damodaran. Its breaking down barriers to entry and preventing elitists that can afford to go to prestigious business schools from gatekeeping their professions.
Yep, and that is only after 20 years of Internet as a common thing for people. Soon we may have access to most human knowledge on the tip of our hands and that will be awesome and sad, because I am sure that the mayority of people wont use said benefits.
I’m about 2/3 through my first reading of Graham’s Intelligent Investor and this was such a wonderful modern application of those ideas. I’m trying my hardest to not jump on the fire sale going on right now in the market, demonstrating the other side of patience in the market.
Loved your channel for a long time but this might be my single favourite video. I could listen to Aswath speak forever. Great job with the topics and questions.
Dude, I can't believe you got Damodaran in for an interview. Value Legend over here Seems like you're on an interview spree rn - can we please get Roaring Kitty next? 😸
It’s well said and I’ve been preaching the same idea in many different concepts in life. People are different. There isn’t one golden rule for every person out there. This goes for trading, dieting pretty much anything
Much of Mr. Damodaran's Advises are similar to what Benjamin Grahm has to offer in Intelligent Investor. Those 4 rules:- 1) No less than 10 stocks and no more than 30, 2) Company Should Be Large, Prominent, and conservatively financed. 3) Solid track record of Dividend Payouts, 4) As company has a limit of profit earning, So does you should have a limit of the price to pay for the stock. And the last 50% stock and 50% bond or at least 25% bonds and 75% Stocks.
Holy shit! 😮 Excuse my language Dr How the hell did you get him?! 😮 This is awesome. Thanks for sharing. Edit: 10 minutes in and I’m already realizing crucial things! 👍 This was fantastic. Plz have him more here. UR questioning (and letting him talk without interruption) makes this interview soooo good for learning. Thanks guys. You’re awesome.
Re : "even in a room full of bitcoiners, the answer is almost 'never', as to when they last actually used it to buy something". The reason is not entirely because of what the prof states thereafter - that it is too volatile to use as currency. That is partly it, but, in part it is also Greshams law which says that when there's hard money and weak money (fiat) , the rational actor will spend the weak money (fiat) while hoarding the hard money (bitcoin).
"The changing valuation environment" I had to play this for someone, having previously worked with a startup and still interacts with startups on occasion I'm amazed how much fixation there is on scaling but folks actively avoid discussion of potential business models. I also blame hand waiving making claims of "economies of scale" without explicitly identifying opportunities for economies of scale.
The comparison between bitcoin and dog poop made me crack up so hard 😂 Dr Damodaran actually made a serious comparison saying dog poop is scarce as well wasn’t even trolling he actually meant it and that made the whole thing 10x funnier
Actually, the the 'Maginot Line' that Damodaran referred to do its job - the Germans did not attempt to attack through it, rather they had to go around it and attacked through Belgium. The larger point, however, is correct that most people (not only the French military) expected the war in the west to follow similar patterns as WWI.
34:00 to his point I was able to send bitcoin to a woman's group in Iran. It is borderless security that is extremely hard for a single state to control. I was also able to send bitcoin on a Saturday to Ukraine in about 5 min something frankly current currencies can't do.
People tend to spend the currency they deem least reliable, and volatility is just a function of age at this point. US bank notes were worthless if you took them two towns over at 15 years after their inception, by the standards of the historic development of other currencies, btc is doing stellar.
This. Spend bad money first (so Bitcoin last) is an economical law. Indeed the volatility is just a reflection of still being in the price discovery phase. So ironic this very intelligent man completely misses this (he even thinks it's a currency).
I appreciate the words of Professor Damoradan and he's deeply inspiring for me, even if I'm not going to sell my bitcoins 'cause I think the world has not yet found the right paradigm to value it. World is changing, we're going to a hyper-digitalized one, so I feel we are still early to accumulate BTC, ETH and a minor part of other cryptocurrency (some of them, they could be used as currency too in the future).
I love how comfortably Tesla sits in his logic and reasoning. Made me even more confident in it. I was lucky enough to become aware and capitalize on investing in it when everyone else was mocking and ignoring the stock. It's paid off well, and PERFECTLY settles into his reasoning.
Thanks for the interview. Think you should consider to look at Cardano. Lots more transactions and utilization. Also including voting, decentralized identity and gaming.
Aswath is a very knowledgeable and respected professor and his books on Valuation are among the best in the world. Also he uploads his classes on TH-cam.
While I loved the video and interview a small correction. Dr Damodran talked clubbed Zoom with Peloton and Uber that were good at scaling up but not a good business model. Zoom is not just good at scaling up, the company has a good profit margin.
really enjoyed the talk - though a terrible understanding of bitcoin. It's neither a currency nor gold, it's just bitcoin. Some people are unable to look outside their scope, that is why Dr. Damodaran was also unable to buy Bitcoin at $640 in 2014 - since he wrote about it on his blog
His TH-cam channel has free finance courses, people will charge you thousands of dollars for 10% of what he is giving free on TH-cam. True legend. I learnt a lot about corporate finance from him.
me too, his work really helped me
Not only that but the quality of his lectures exceeds that of just about any paid course.
His course is excellent
Patrick Boyle has a complete university-level course about "Applied Portfolio Management" on his channel for free. He does teach on advanced finance topics at university. He did run a successful hedge fund which made profit year after year and start to finish, which is rare. He closed it down knowing that his strategies can only work in a certain volume range, and continues running his strategies with his own money. He won numerous awards. Coffezilla is an excellent youtuber and content producer in the financial area, Boyle is a beast when it comes to credentials in the financial industry.
Is this one of those "Contact Mr. Wilson" for my "financial" education type comments? because we won't contact him.
Aswath's channel is one of my favorites to plagiar- adapt from! Only second to The Plain Bagel!
Oh my God it's Benjamin
Benjamin, you know degenerates aren't allowed on this channel. Jkjk but when's the next video coming out?
@@ThePlainBagel Damodaran, Plain Bagel, Patrick Boyle and Sven Carlin are the best finance channels on TH-cam.
But only Benjamin teaches you how to leverage like Bill Hwang!
Huge respect to Professor Damodaran for giving us the experience of learning from the best for free..He's doing an amazing work for people like me who want to make it big in the world of finance
In 2012 I worked for a software company selling business valuation software for accountants. I didn't know anything about business valuation. In searching the internet I found Dr. Damordaran's MBA valuation classes. Over the next 3 months at night and on weekends I basically took the entire class for free. It was amazing. I was helping our programmers find bugs and issues in the software and I knew more than the people that were using the software yo help actual clients. He's a great teacher and it's awesome what he's contributed to learning through his free online content. You can get 50k of learning for free.
As someone who misses university learning, I will be forever grateful for brilliant guests sharing their knowledge with us. Big up 😊
He’s wrong about BTC, I encourage you to look at my other comment
@@juljk8397 ok thank you random, anonymous person. We shall take your advice and not this fool’s. As if 👋
@@ellemarr7234 look for my comment and then DYOR. You shouldnt always listen to influencers online lol
Dr. Damodaran literally wrote the book on valuation. He is who presidents and CEO's listen to.
@@juljk8397 Even if he's wrong about Crypto/BTC (and I actually disagree with about half of his thoughts on Crypto/BTC), he's an incredibly smart man with a lot of knowledge and experience in the world of investing. It pays to listen to him and learn from him even if you may not agree with everything he says. I believe in forming your own opinion in life but doing so under the guidance of smart people that are experts in their field. I am a crypto made millionaire and a large proponent of the space and yet I can confidently say that Dr. Aswath is one of the main teachers that have shaped my thoughts and opinions on investing and helped lead me towards success.
As to Universities: I've never heard of a school that was upset about a professor providing public education in their field. If MOOCs have taught us anything it is that though knowledge may be free, grading and one-on-one experiences cost money.
i dont know who is more excited seeing this interview... Richard or me ! I discovered Dr.Aswath thanks to the pandemic and been learning since
Damnnnn Richard, you're moving on up if you're securing some high profile guests like Prof. Damodaran on your podcast/TH-cam videos!
Congrats on the amazing opportunity and thank you for sharing. This was a great discussion!
Prof. Damodaran's classes were my first introduction to finance!
One of the best finance channels on TH-cam hosting one of the best finance professors in the world 😊
He got bitcoin wrong though, you can even read my comment on this vid
Could not believe this interview! Well done getting the mr. Myagi, the yoda, the absolute master from where all of ou financial models are based on. I bow to both of you MVPs
Haven't watched it yet, but I'm already in for the video. You've got the legendary person on the interview
Prof Damodaran's was my first book in Corp finances about 10 years ago and my deepest respect to this man.
Looking forward for content here.
PS: I'm a software dev guy, but when I was working for wall st - I believed in knowing more about the domain.
The legend of finance himself. I use prof. Damodaran's data that he publishes for free at my work literally everyday.
This is not a troll/bot comment. Damodaran’s tips for evaluating a stock and “telling a story,” about it opened my eyes to better analysis. There is no free money glitch, but akin to understanding the math of poker, it gives you a higher level of information to work with than you had prior.
So much respect for Dr Aswath Damodaran he is an absolute legend, such a smart and kind man to share his knowledge!
"Created by the paranoid for the paranoid". That's such a great way to summarize the beliefs behind bitcoin, and speaks so well to the problems of adoption.
I like having a paranoia allocation in a portfolio. Without it, you can't really claim to have diversification.
As an internationalist, I value having the ability to move my personally owned value anywhere in the world. I can't do that with my TFSA or RRSP if the government of Canada becomes hostile in any way.
Bitcoin isn't an investment, like a cash flowing business. It's just a bearer asset that is digital.
What is paranoid and what is being aware and diligent wrt a legitimate risk is always going to be subjective. And after such a risk materializes (or not) everyone suddenly will treat it as if whatever the outcome was was a given a priori.
It is possible to value Bitcoin. Not by cash flow, and not very exact because there are so many large unknowns that will heavily impact thar but it's highly likely to be undervalued by several orders of magnitude.
At the same time it's more heavily undervalued relative to the "other cryptos" (very few of them are cryptocurrencies and 99.99% are just outright scam but I have to summarize it somehow) than it is relative to fiat currencies. So people buying/owning eg Ethereum over Bitcoin is much more insane to me then people choosing not to buy/own either. At least the latter is a logically consistent take.
Just because you're paranoid does not mean that the WEF and the top 0.1% are not out to make sure you become and remain poor.
It isnt paranoia when they really are after you
@@James-vj5hz It is more likely that you'll lose your money in crypto than the Canadian government would go hostile especially run after a person.
This guy is great, he said exactly the sentence I have said many times but seen nobody else say: "All crypto in the world was at the peak valued the same as the biggest company in the world", really not that much in the grand scheme of things.
So I think you have to choose: staying out of the game while it's still early, take your slice (let's say 5% of your whole portfolio) now at very low price, or waiting when it will be too late and see another train running 200 mph speed when you could take it when it was at the station with the doors opened?
@@Drift0x the problem is what if he invest through their party apps and they go bankrupt like celcius
I’m gonna just say it: this is GOLD! Thank you. Both.
He has a very calming voice.
I love Damodaran. his classes are amazing, and I aced my job interview cause all the things I learned in his class. I will be forever grateful for his generosity
I really liked what he had to say about crypto, especially bringing back to mind that it was originally sold as a new form of currency, but it's severely lacking in reliability and stability, too much so to be used effectively as a currency. Then pointing out that the real reason people buy it, is because they think they can sell it later for a profit. That was great to hear him put into words.
We are in the era where you can get MBA level courses for free online from anywhere in the world from professors like Dr Damodaran. Its breaking down barriers to entry and preventing elitists that can afford to go to prestigious business schools from gatekeeping their professions.
Yep, and that is only after 20 years of Internet as a common thing for people. Soon we may have access to most human knowledge on the tip of our hands and that will be awesome and sad, because I am sure that the mayority of people wont use said benefits.
I’m about 2/3 through my first reading of Graham’s Intelligent Investor and this was such a wonderful modern application of those ideas. I’m trying my hardest to not jump on the fire sale going on right now in the market, demonstrating the other side of patience in the market.
Time in the market trumps timing the market.
*Impressive and respectable that you had Aswath Damodaran on!*
Huge fan of Dr. Aswath Damodaran here from back in my college days. He's a legend. Cheers!
I encourage you to think twice about that and look at my comment
Happy to see a fellow Damodaran-head, big upvote
Wow, I always appreciate Dr. Damodaran such a straight shooter and interesting to listen.
Made a 48 minute video seem like 10 minutes.
Loved your channel for a long time but this might be my single favourite video. I could listen to Aswath speak forever. Great job with the topics and questions.
So great to see you with Aswath. He's such a knowledgeable man, way above all but a few on this website.
A complete genius in his field. Thank you for Educating, Sir.
Dude, I can't believe you got Damodaran in for an interview. Value Legend over here
Seems like you're on an interview spree rn - can we please get Roaring Kitty next? 😸
It’s well said and I’ve been preaching the same idea in many different concepts in life. People are different. There isn’t one golden rule for every person out there. This goes for trading, dieting pretty much anything
I’ve been waiting for him to release a new video on his TH-cam. Now he’s on here!
Much of Mr. Damodaran's Advises are similar to what Benjamin Grahm has to offer in Intelligent Investor. Those 4 rules:- 1) No less than 10 stocks and no more than 30, 2) Company Should Be Large, Prominent, and conservatively financed. 3) Solid track record of Dividend Payouts, 4) As company has a limit of profit earning, So does you should have a limit of the price to pay for the stock. And the last 50% stock and 50% bond or at least 25% bonds and 75% Stocks.
Holy shit! 😮
Excuse my language Dr
How the hell did you get him?! 😮
This is awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Edit:
10 minutes in and I’m already realizing crucial things! 👍
This was fantastic. Plz have him more here. UR questioning (and letting him talk without interruption) makes this interview soooo good for learning.
Thanks guys. You’re awesome.
Re : "even in a room full of bitcoiners, the answer is almost 'never', as to when they last actually used it to buy something". The reason is not entirely because of what the prof states thereafter - that it is too volatile to use as currency. That is partly it, but, in part it is also Greshams law which says that when there's hard money and weak money (fiat) , the rational actor will spend the weak money (fiat) while hoarding the hard money (bitcoin).
I'm starting the video and I don't remember the last time I had soo high expectations... what a guest
Prof Damodram I have tremendous respect for the work that you are doing. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
i learned so much from this video. that why im now investing all my life saving in dog poop.
wow. you got the prof. Congrats Richard
Superbe Interview. Clear questions and clear answers. No unnecessary fluff. Straight game.💯
The collaboration I never knew I needed!!!
This is an amazing interview, thank you. I'm going to go to his channel right now, this guy's something else.
What a fantastic conversation. Congrats for bringing good questions to the table!
I had this intrinsic feeling which he clarified with the example in the beginning.
Good job getting on someone who knows what he's talking about
"The changing valuation environment" I had to play this for someone, having previously worked with a startup and still interacts with startups on occasion I'm amazed how much fixation there is on scaling but folks actively avoid discussion of potential business models. I also blame hand waiving making claims of "economies of scale" without explicitly identifying opportunities for economies of scale.
The comparison between bitcoin and dog poop made me crack up so hard 😂 Dr Damodaran actually made a serious comparison saying dog poop is scarce as well wasn’t even trolling he actually meant it and that made the whole thing 10x funnier
Aswath is very on point w/ the cryptocurrency section. Awesome.
this is a great interview! i learned so much from you and your guest!
Excellent guest and discussion. Thank you both!
thank you Richard for inviting the professor.
This is a GEM of a channel !
This was a great interview. I am so glad I listened to it period thank you and the good doctor for allowing us into your conversation
Thanks for the consistent quality content. It's really helped me improve.
Literally saw this guy in a meme this morning and now he's here on Plain Bagel.
Huge guest ! One of the best in the industry !
Gosh this guy brings me back to my uni finance courses.
Actually, the the 'Maginot Line' that Damodaran referred to do its job - the Germans did not attempt to attack through it, rather they had to go around it and attacked through Belgium. The larger point, however, is correct that most people (not only the French military) expected the war in the west to follow similar patterns as WWI.
Wow.... repressed actor... this is one of the best videos... really loved it...
Nice job on getting Dr. Damodaran!
Excellent Video ! very informational for any beginner investor looking to study about valuations.
Michael Burry is another guy to listen to when it comes to markets.
One of the best interviews.
What a guest. The man the legend
I'm just sitting here thinking how cool it is to have free access to someone like Dr. Damodaran. Thank you Richard for putting this together.
Great, interesting and wise conversation. Thank you very much.
34:00 to his point I was able to send bitcoin to a woman's group in Iran. It is borderless security that is extremely hard for a single state to control. I was also able to send bitcoin on a Saturday to Ukraine in about 5 min something frankly current currencies can't do.
pricing reflects all available information (to include valuation).
That was a great guest and a good interview.
This was a really great interview. Thanks for getting him on your channel.
I never knew about Dr Damodaran, but now he's got a new fan.
This guy is a frikin genius.
Not really, he got bitcoin wrong
@@juljk8397 What are you reffering to?
@@extremegf everything, you can look at my comment under this video. I proved every single argument wrong
@@juljk8397 That's not very precise. But also not that important. Have a great day!
Really enjoyed this interview. Thank you for making this happen.
Great video. Alot of insight for investing 👍
Great interview but I wish Dr. Damodaran would have turned his camera on.
Love your content Richard! Do you think you could get Dr.Mark Meldrum on for one of these episodes??
People tend to spend the currency they deem least reliable, and volatility is just a function of age at this point. US bank notes were worthless if you took them two towns over at 15 years after their inception, by the standards of the historic development of other currencies, btc is doing stellar.
This. Spend bad money first (so Bitcoin last) is an economical law.
Indeed the volatility is just a reflection of still being in the price discovery phase.
So ironic this very intelligent man completely misses this (he even thinks it's a currency).
Excellent video. Amazing guest. Really superb.
Anyone else noticing the Tesla bot casually watching the pumpkin in Dr. Aswaths picture? Nice value $TSLA 🚀🚀🚀?
Nah overvalued
Excellent interview. Great job
Lovely guest and interesting talk :)
I appreciate the words of Professor Damoradan and he's deeply inspiring for me, even if I'm not going to sell my bitcoins 'cause I think the world has not yet found the right paradigm to value it.
World is changing, we're going to a hyper-digitalized one, so I feel we are still early to accumulate BTC, ETH and a minor part of other cryptocurrency (some of them, they could be used as currency too in the future).
Oh this was awesome 👌
finally they're getting the eyeballs they deserve
Incredible interview
Fantastic insights about Bitcoin
Love the video! Aswath is awesome!
Thank you for this interview!
I love how comfortably Tesla sits in his logic and reasoning. Made me even more confident in it. I was lucky enough to become aware and capitalize on investing in it when everyone else was mocking and ignoring the stock. It's paid off well, and PERFECTLY settles into his reasoning.
El Salvador has GDP is up 10% for the first time (in atleast a long time). That represents $2.5B increase vs a few million dollar losses.
Thanks for the interview. Think you should consider to look at Cardano. Lots more transactions and utilization. Also including voting, decentralized identity and gaming.
Finance content without doomporn, what is this?
I enjoyed the interview immensely, thank you for sharing it with us.
Bro I clicked for doomporn. Disappointed now
Amazing collab!
Awesome content and even a better guest!
Either my BS radar is broken or this man’s legit!!
Aswath is a very knowledgeable and respected professor and his books on Valuation are among the best in the world. Also he uploads his classes on TH-cam.
Aswath Damodaran is a legendary person in a financial education. His books are like a bible in corp finance world.
While I loved the video and interview a small correction. Dr Damodran talked clubbed Zoom with Peloton and Uber that were good at scaling up but not a good business model. Zoom is not just good at scaling up, the company has a good profit margin.
This is great. Why you didn't do it before. I remember I wrote a comment a long time ago about this professor. People can learn from his classes.
Ive learned a lot. Thank you very much
Thanks a lot for this conversation!
Idea for next topic, trickle-down economics.
Doesn't work
really enjoyed the talk - though a terrible understanding of bitcoin. It's neither a currency nor gold, it's just bitcoin. Some people are unable to look outside their scope, that is why Dr. Damodaran was also unable to buy Bitcoin at $640 in 2014 - since he wrote about it on his blog